Lick Fork Lake Campground

Very peaceful and beautiful view. Just got home and already miss the camp. We were the only ones there and still loved it.

Total lights out at night. I bit remote, good for dedicated campers. Rates are cheaper than most sites, which is good for long term camping. Only two sites near the lake, six others up the hill from the other two. Nice lake, provides for good fishing. If you didn't bring a flashlight, lighter or matches I sure hope you have some gasoline! The latrine is an outhouse setup, no lights and no toilet paper that I remember seeing. Their is another bathroom 300 meters walk away from the campsite that has toilet paper but still has no lights.

Peaceful. I wish there was power and water still. It would be nice to see a camp host there too. I'd gladly volunteer for free lol.

A good place to relax and escape.

Quiet , Clean, & Awesome fishing !

Great hiking a day sites.

Great family place for the outdoors

Excellent quiet place to relax

Quiet and reflective surroundings

If you want remote tent camping, this fits the bill. No electric hookups means no RV's running generators and such at night. Quiet a night but during the day, especially late afternoon, quite a few cars and trucks coming through to fish.

Suffering from neglect due to staffing and funding shortages, examples by others include the beach area gone, trail system broken bridges. There is no night lights at all, which can be good, or make it seem less secure. The bike-horse trail at 6 miles does seem to be kept up.

If you want cell service, you might get a text out but that's about it. There may be a water source but I wouldn't trust it for drinking, so bring in or boil your water. A ton of tables for picnicing. Also interesting to see all the original Corp of Engineers brickwork that still exist here.

I think there is 9 campsites, 3 along the lake and 6 nearby.

And bring cash to pay for the camping and dayuse fees, which is $7 for camping per night and $3 for day use.

I love this place. Although they have NO running water and NO electric available to campers... I still love this place. I stayed for 5 days and then 3 days and it was great. No one was there! I was the only one camping in the entire campground. It is a great place. $7 a night is a great price as well! It is a wonderful place to dry camp for days and not far at all from Edgefield, S.C. or North Augusta, S.C. great place and ready to go back next season.... I love this place. I would like to be the Campground Host one-day, next season would be nice! 😁🙂

Quiet and peaceful, in part due to almost no cell phone reception 😀. 2 walking trails, plus a small lake for kayaking and fishing, campsites and pavillions for cooking out. However, trails and some facilities are not well maintained. About half of the Horn Creek trail was overgrown, and there were lots of tree falls that blocked the trail in spots. Local boy scout packs do service projects here to fix the trails periodically. I still rate it highly because of the peace and quiet and the woodland scenery. We saw 3 different varieties of butterflies, birds and even a tree snail. If not for the size of our group and the dogs we had with us, I would have expected to see deer.

Showers would be nice.

quiet and peaceful

Very small lake, camping spots and picnic areas, doesn't open until April 1.